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B. Teenagers' clothes are too short and ripped
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C. Teenagers' clothes are contrary to the accepted standards and values of the society. 6. Why do teenagers want to choose their university or career? A. They want to explore the world on their own. B. They want to decide their future by themselves. C. Both A and B are correct. 7. The word "seize" in the fourth paragraph is closest in meaning to ____. A. catch B. choose C. find 8. Which can be the best title for the passage? A. Where do parent-child conflicts come from? B. How are children different from their parents? C. How do we bridge the generation gap? Read the following text and choose the best answer The family dynamic evolves as a teen matures, and can test the parent-teen relationship. With both sides feeling mixed emotions, this time can be challenging. Puberty brings lots of emotions for teens, and is a time of readjustment for the whole family. Parents have a huge influence on a young child’s values and interests, and so it can often feel hard for them to separate from their teen, who wants to develop their own identity and to have new freedoms. This may lead to conflict, as both parents and teens need time to figure out how to adapt the relationship. As teens get older, it is important for them to take on responsibilities. This highlights the valuable contribution each family member makes to a home, and teaches teens about what it’s like to be an adult. Setting clear rules about routine and home life helps teens to know what’s expected of them—even if they do complain or resist. Expectations go both ways, however, and so constant communication and flexibility when necessary will help avoid conflict. It is important for parents and teens to overcome life’s many distractions in order to spend quality time together. For parents, maintaining a close relationship with a teen who is preprogrammed to separate from them can be tricky, but it helps to be present and willing. Talking about the things that are going well is as helpful as discussing areas of conflict What is the main idea of the passage? |